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Ancient DNA from a 2,700-year-old goitered gazelle ( <i>Gazella subgutturosa</i> ) confirms gazelle hunting in Iron Age Central Asia

2021-12-10

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Central Asia has been an important region connecting the different parts of Eurasia throughout history and prehistory, with large states developing in this region during the Iron Age. Archaeogenomics is a powerful addition to the zooarchaeological toolkit for understanding the relation of these societies to animals. Here, we present the genetic identification of a goitered gazelle specimen ( Gazella subgutturosa...

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c82640bf-f865-52a9-9111-2d18f3a9ed09
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10.1101/2021.12.08.471591
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